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JavaScript JavaScript Basics (Retired) Making Decisions with Conditional Statements Build a Random Number Guessing Game

Rui Neves
Rui Neves
3,393 Points
Posted by Rui Neves
Rui Neves
3,393 Points

My code and how do I organize it.

var myNum = Math.floor(Math.random() * 5) + 1; //Generates a random number. console.log(myNum); //Log it to the console to make sure is not the same as the user wrote.

var guessNum = prompt('Try to guess the number I am thinkin of, between 1 and 5!'); // Question the user for a number.

if(parseInt(guessNum) === myNum){ //Checks if the number from th user is the same as the on generated. document.write('Congrats! You Guess it!'); //Give the answer. } else { document.write('Sorry, not this time! The number was ' + myNum + ".")//Give the answer with the rigth number.

1 Answer

Antony .
Antony .
2,824 Points
Antony .
Antony .
2,824 Points

First type 3 back ticks on top of your code followed by the programming language you are using, then put 3 more backticks at the bottom of your code. So like this

```javascript

//Put 3 more backticks at the bottom.